Kenny asked if a Norfolk Island pine would regrow lower branches that fell off and how to test soil nutrients.
The expert stated conifers generally don't regrow lost branches, especially lower shaded ones. A photo would help assess. For soil testing, a kit from Lowe's was linked. Fertilizer rule: 1 lb per inch of trunk diameter of balanced 10-10-10, scattered and watered in, ideally before rain.
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